When nobody can tell you whether it can be done.
An ageing system the business runs on. Data nobody can reach. An idea you almost gave up on because everyone said it can't be done. Today there is no problem without a solution — only one where nobody has found the path yet. We look for it.
What we do
Private AI
Knowledge bases and language models that run on your own hardware and never send company data anywhere.
AI operations
Servers and endpoints managed through a language model, with credentials out of the agent's reach and an approval step before every change.
Data and reporting
A single read-only layer over legacy ERP systems and an independent data platform for analytics.
Accessibility and compliance
Web audits against WCAG 2.2 and the European Accessibility Act, with a concrete list of fixes.
Selected work
A knowledge base that keeps company data inside
ProductionStaff ask in their own words and get an answer from internal documents, with a link to the source. The whole system runs on the customer's own server.
Web accessibility audit with a concrete list of fixes
ProductionAutomated checking of all 55 WCAG 2.2 level A and AA criteria, plus a vision model's assessment of whether the alternative texts actually say anything.
Seventy Windows machines, managed by a sentence
ProductionInstead of a console, an instruction in plain words. The agent proposes a plan, waits for approval, and only then acts — with signed updates and rollback.
Server access without anyone holding the keys
ProductionA jump box holds the SSH credentials; both the agent and the administrator work through an approved API. Linux infrastructure managed from a browser, with no keys on the laptop.
Three legacy systems, one question
ProductionA read-only layer over Firebird and MS SQL exposing named queries as JSON. The user does not need to know which system holds the data.
Who does this
We are systems engineers and developers based in Trnava, Slovakia. For twenty years we have administered networks, servers and databases for companies that cannot afford downtime, and in recent years we have added language models to that work — not as an extra, but as part of operations.
Most of our work has the same shape: there is a system that works and must not break, and there is a need that system does not cover. Our job is to add the second without endangering the first.
We work as a small team, which means two things. You talk directly to the people who will build it. And we will not sell you something larger than you need.